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Tag: Linux

Keyboard Calibration Using the Damn Laser

Posted on March 9, 2017

Almost no one care about how precise/reliable the keyboard pressing is, here, we built a damn cool equipment to examine this question. Broadly speaking, the time precision is good, mean variance is less than 0.2 ms. Well, let me find the raw data first, since it’s been done for a long time. Environment: MATLAB with…

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EEG Processing Steps (based on EEGLAB and ERPLAB)

Posted on February 18, 2017

Here are the basic steps I used to process BioSemi EEG data. 1 load raw data 2 channel location 3 re-reference 4 filtering (sometimes the data is very huge and therefore the filtering will be very slow, so we can do the filtering later) 5 Create EEG event list (ERPLAB from now on) 6 Assign bins…

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Tips to get USB keyboard index in Matlab while using KbQueueCheck

Posted on November 22, 2016

A keyboard index is necessary when using KbQueueCheck instead of KbCheck. So how to get a valid keyboard index of your desired USB keyboard? Credit: Jacob M. Paul in our lab. [Linux enviroment] 1. Check if the keyboard was recognized by the system. Steps: Plug in your USB keyboard -> Open Terminal -> Input “lsusb“…

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Send Triggers via Parallel Port in Linux – using pp & ppMEX.c

Posted on December 9, 2015

This method is developed by Erik Flister. It is designed to read/write TTL levels on parallel port pins under Linux, win32 (using porttalk), or matlab32 on win64 (using io32). This method includes two code files: pp.m and ppMex.c. The way to implement this method is easy, just to insert a line of code in your matlab script. To even…

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Install Biosemi Actiview on 64-bit Linux (Ubuntu)

Posted on December 8, 2015

Biosemi is a lazy EEG company… Biosemi developed their Linux recording software (Actiview) based on Labview 8.5 (32-bit). Actiview, therefore, has to run in a LabVIEW run-time engine (8.5) environment. It seems that they didn’t update this after release. A big problem is, who still use a 32-bit system? My lab currently builds a series…

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